The Concavity cabinet (p. 403)
TINE: Gentlemen, we're going to make an unprecedented intercontinental gift of certain newly expendable northeast American territories, in return for the faute-de-mieux continuation of U.S. waste-displacement access to those territories.
Context
Tine unveils Experialism in one sentence of puppet-dialogue: give the ruined land away and keep cycling waste into it. The gift that loops back as a disposal conduit — the Great Concavity's founding transaction, and it's circular on its face.